The organization rescues children from crises including sex trafficking, forced labor, and slavery and then provides access to shelter, education and employment.

[1] More recently, Blue Dragon has been actively working to end human trafficking through a range of programs operating in Vietnam's most vulnerable communities.

[28][29] These frontline teams develop resilience in local communities by supporting students to stay in school, and providing resources and training to bring families out of poverty and make them less vulnerable to trafficking.

[30] In 2011, Brosowski was named one of that year's CNN Heroes,[31] and in 2012 was made a Member of the Order of Australia in recognition of his work defending the rights of Vietnamese children.

[37] Skye Maconachie, Blue Dragon's Co-CEO, was named winner in the category of Community and Social Impact at the Global Australian Awards 2024.